1. You need to prepare white vinegar. Pour a spoonful of white vinegar on the place where the juice is sprinkled, and we can see the traces of the juice slowly disappearing.
2. If the clothes are stained with fruit juice, they should be rubbed with salt water in time. If the degree is serious, they can be rubbed with 5% ammonia solution and finally rinsed with clean water. If it is peach juice, you need to use oxalic acid to remove it.
3. Clean the juice mark: New stains can be wiped with concentrated salt water, or immediately sprinkle salt on the stain, rub them gently with your hands, moisten with water, then soak them in the detergent solution, and wash them vigorously by rubbing soap in warm water; after removing the heavy traces and old traces, you can first neutralize the organic acid in the juice with 5% ammonia water, and then wash them with detergent. The wool-containing chemical fiber blend can be cleaned with tartaric acid; if the fabric is white, add a few drops of ammonia to 3% hydrogen peroxide, dip it in this solution to wet the dirt area, then wipe it with a clean cloth and dry it in the shade; wipe it with a 3-5% sodium hypochlorite solution, and then rinse it with clean water. If it is a trace, it can be soaked in the solution for 1-2 hours before rinsing and rinsing; for peach juice traces, because they contain high-valent iron, they can be removed by oxalic acid solution. For persimmon stains, immediately rub them with wine and concentrated salt water, then wash them with warm detergent solution and rinse them with clean water; tomato sauce can be scraped off the dry traces first and cleaned with warm detergent. The jam can be moisturized with water and then scrub with shampoo, then wash it with soap and alcohol, and rinse it with clean water.
4. Pour white toothpaste into the juice, rub it for a few times and soak it in water for half an hour, and then it will be easily washed off.
Remove juice and tea stains from clothes: In this method, you need to prepare white vinegar and salt. White vinegar is used to deal with juice on clothes. Pour a spoonful of white vinegar on the place where the juice is sprinkled, and we can see the traces of the juice slowly disappearing. Salt is used to deal with tea stains on clothes. Sprinkle a layer of salt on the place where the tea stains are left. After 10 minutes, take a basin of hot water and a piece of soap and soak the white vest in water for 5 minutes. After 5 minutes, I rubbed it like I usually do my clothes. The juice and tea stains on the white vest just now were basically gone. Wash it again, wow, the traces on the white vest are gone. This is a good and effective method. It should be noted that this method must be used to clean the juice and tea sprinkled on the clothes in a timely manner. Otherwise, the ideal results may not be achieved.